SailPoint completes acquisition of Entro Security to strengthen non-human identity management

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SailPoint has completed its acquisition of Entro Security, a firm specializing in non-human identity and credential security. The deal, announced on June 29, integrates Entro's technology with SailPoint's platform to create a unified control plane for managing the lifecycles and security of all identities, including human, machine, and autonomous AI agents. Entro's capabilities provide granular visibility into developer environments by automatically discovering secrets, tokens, and certificates buried in codebases, CI/CD pipelines, and container registries. The combined solution bridges high-level governance workflows with proactive runtime defense, enabling security teams to monitor token behavior, detect anomalies, and intercept malicious AI activity in real time. The integration is available immediately.

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SailPoint completes acquisition of Entro Security, integrating non-human identity and credential security technology to strengthen its platform.

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